Posted by Dave on 1:39 PM
1. To eliminate spots from porous granite , you should “pull” them away with a poultice ( an absorbent component or combined that may utilize the spot as it keeps on the granite area ) .
2. Begin with dampening the spot with normal water .
3. Prepare 3 levels of tissue towels over the spot .
4. Absorb the tissue towels with lacquer slimmer .
5. Enable them to stay on the spot until the tissue towels are air dry . When it dries , it will be able to eliminate the plate cleanser from the surface of the granite .
6. Do again as required . You might like to try this a couple of times to remove the spot .
7. When the spot is eliminated , cover the desk top to protect against potential troubles .
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Posted by Dave on 10:55 AM
1. Vacuum the drapes with the brush attachment of your vacuum. Start at the top and work your way across and down. You can remove the drapes to clean them, if necessary. You should use a step ladder if you can't reach the top. Vacuum between each pleat to remove any dust.
2. Fill a cup or container with 1 tbsp. of mild dish detergent and add 1 cup of hot water.
3. Dip a damp sponge into the suds only, and wipe any dirty spots on the drapes using gentle pressure. Use more suds if necessary.
4. Rinse the sponge thoroughly to remove any detergent residue, and wring it out.
5. Wipe the soapy areas of the drapes with the sponge to remove any residue.
6. Blot the wet areas of the drapes with a cloth to remove any excess moisture, and allow the drapes to air dry.
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Posted by Dave on 2:15 PM
Identify your outdoor wicker furniture
To know how to clean your wicker furniture, you first need to
identify the material. Wicker refers to the weaving process used to make
wicker furniture, but wicker can be made of different materials. The
most common is wood wicker. Wood wicker furniture is most often made of
rattan. But is also made of cane, bamboo and other wood or reed
materials.
More recently on the market is "all-weather" outdoor
wicker furniture which is actually made of synthetic materials such as
resin or plastics. These materials are woven into wicker furniture which
looks much like the real wood wicker but is much more durable for
outdoor uses.
Finally, there is paper fiber wicker. This is
actually made from paper tightly rolled and woven into a wicker pattern.
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Posted by Dave on 9:43 AM
1. Try to remove as much liquid from the upholstery as possible. If the spill is on a cushion or other removable piece, shake to remove excess.
2. Gently soak up any additional liquid from the surface of the fabric, using a dry absorbent cloth. Be very careful not to add too much pressure, as you might push the moisture further into the velvet.
3. Mix a small amount of warm water and a few drops of dish washing detergent in a bowl. Cover the bowl and shake the mixture to create suds. Using a soft cloth, apply the suds to the stain, taking great care not to over wet the fabric. Continue to dab the stain lightly until stain is lifted. If this process doesn't remove the stain, use a dry cleaning solvent.
4. Follow the directions on the dry cleaning solvent packaging for mixing instructions....
Posted by Dave on 11:54 AM
1. Blot up the coffee with a clean, dry cloth.
2. Wet a cloth with warm water. Wring it out to remove excess moisture.
3. Squirt a few drops of liquid dish soap onto the cloth.
4. Scrub the coffee stain with the soapy cloth. You may have to rinse the cloth and reapply soap during this process.
5. Rinse soap from the area with a clean, damp cloth.
6. Blot the affected area dry with a clean, dry cloth. If you don't dry the couch, the water may leave a mark on the microfibre.
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Posted by Dave on 9:50 AM
1. Fill a small bowl with hot water and a good squirt of Palmolive dish soap. Mix it up so that you have soapy hot water.
2. Identify the stains on your couch. Start with the biggest and most obvious baby spit-up stains. Getting those out of the way will dramatically improve the overall appearance of your couch.
3. Dip your old toothbrush in the soapy water and then dab the stain. Continue to do this until your stain is good and wet. Then start scrubbing with your toothbrush.
4. After you've scrubbed the spot and it looks like most of the spit up is gone, take your dish towel and dry the spot - this will also help pick up any loose debris from the area.
5. Repeat on all of your spit-up stains.
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Posted by Dave on 9:22 AM
1. Wash your nylon curtains in your washing machine with the machine set on the gentle cycle, using a gentle, colour-safe detergent that won't fade the colours of your nylon draperies. Use cool water unless your nylon curtains are badly soiled. If your nylon curtains are in need of a deeper cleaning, use warm water. Avoid hot water, which is hard on the fabric.
2. Dry your nylon curtains on the tumble dry setting of your dryer with low heat. Avoid high heat, which may fade the colours and wrinkle the fabric. Add a fabric softener sheet to minimize wrinkles.
3. Remove the nylon curtains from the dryer while the fabric is slightly damp. Re-hang the curtains and allow them to finish drying.
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